Sentence examples for some sort of accident from inspiring English sources

"If it was some sort of accident".

What's more it was red, so it must have looked as if there'd been some sort of accident.

Instead the headgear was skewwhiff, crooked, asymmetrical, tilted – sitting on the right of the skull, like some sort of accident.

Lewis knew that Sims would never miss the first day of school and assumed that he must have been in some sort of accident.

Of the 8,000 people reporting using the drug in 2016, just less than a third experienced hallucinations and confusion, 12% had nausea and 2.5% said they had some sort of accident.

He has managed in a World Cup and taken two clubs to the finals of European competitions – feats that are beyond the scope of the vast majority of coaches – but Roy Hodgson gives the impression that his success has been some sort of accident.

You think that's a coincidence, just some sort of cosmic accident?

First, if some sort of catastrophic accident results in a claim of more than $1 million, what happens then?

I know from Vice Provost Montoya that each year a fair number of you arrive at Stanford convinced that your admittance was some sort of freak accident.

I brought forth an image of my stomach as it was in 2010, hanging over my belt like some sort of porridge accident.

"Pretty much everyone in his team has had some sort of terrible accident and they're all very bitter about it and embarking on a big revenge spree.